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Creamy squash curry

This Autumn's vegetable discovery has been the onion squash. Packed with flavour and colour, I've been adding it to all of our curr...

It's been a couple of weeks. The decorations are down but not stowed in the attic in deference to the fact that we are moving very soon...

We've had a great couple of weeks to round off the summer holidays - we finished finding all of the Shauns in Bristol and by the end, ev...

In my constant search for new ideas for us and for Roo and to try and push D's boundaries a little. This is one of those recipes that w...

Another fairly recent discovery in my blog reading is Family Friends Food where Helen shares her great Jewish recipes, including this rath...

So, while I may have been a little bit quiet on here, I have actually been working on a few recipes that I want to share with you - meals th...

A slightly late post from me this week. I've been posting on Tuesdays for ages but this last week has been hard work. I have a week le...

Ack, it's difficult sometimes - trying to get all of the boxes ticked. Meals in the house in half term have to tick the following boxes...

I have ummed and ahhed over what to call this but ultimately, it's green and it features Brie. I was swayed away from Green Brie soup bu...

Ooh - potatoes have featured heavily this week. Makes a nice change from pasta. This dish, from River Cottage Veg Everyday was chosen by...

Week three's weigh in was a good one. You may have noticed that I didn't share last week's. This wasn't because it was bad...

Baby-led weaning is very much taking over at the moment. Although I think of it as lazy weaning, at the moment, planning food for the week ...

I love this recipe. It's one that doesn't take all that long to throw together and has been popular with both children (and maybe w...

Roo has had a pretty busy week on new tastes. I don't have a lot of notes really on what worked and what didn't because Roo really ...

About two weeks shy of six months, Roo started sitting up unaided... and then she started trying to eat things. She was particularly in...

Knead Whine